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livtjern
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  00:10:31  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Looking for brothers and sisters who were born in Vinger in Hedmark:

1. Eli Hansdt. b: ca 1843.
2. Karen Hansdt., b: 28. march 1844, m. to Bernt Arnesen Kalvberget, Vinger, emigr. to IOWA 1867.
3. Engebret Hanson, b: ca. 1845, m. to Olea Olsdt. emigr. after 1878 to USA.
4. Olia Hansdt. b: 27. febr. 1846, emigr. to IOWA 12. apr. 1869.
5. Maria Hansdt. b: 19. jan. 1849, emigr. to SD 16. april 1870, m. Cornelius (Karelius) Larson,
6. Ole Hanson, b: 5.juny 1851, emigr. together with his siter Olia to IOWA 12. apr. 1869. He was m. to Lovina Johnson.
7. Hans Hanson, b: 19. apr. 1854, m. to Alberta Johannesdt. They lived in Hatton, ND. I have info. about them.
8. Eric(k) Hanson, b: 28. sept. 1856, m. to Inger (Enger) Jakobsdt. Emigr. 18. apr. 1879 to Campbell, WI.They lived in Northwood, Grand Forks ND at the census 1885.
9. Karelius Hanson, b: 12. march, 1862, emigr. to USA.

Jo Anne Sadler
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  01:11:55  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Nine different people to research in one posting is alot. What exactly are you looking for? Descendants?

Is there one that is the most important?
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Lislcat
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  17:40:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Are you going to split this topic?

I have info on Bernt and Karen Arneson from the 1900 and 1910 census, plus there son's are in the 1930 census. At least one of their son's is in the 1930 census.

Someone on Ancestry.com has them in their public family tree, but I haven't looked to see if the info matches with the census info I found.

1900 Census - Buffalo, Minnehaha, South Dakota
Arneson, Bernt born Jan 1835, 65 years, Immigrated in 1871, married 36 years, Farmer, born Norway.
Arneson, Karen born March 1845, 55 years, immig. in 1871, married 36 yrs., born Norway. Had 7 children, only 3 still living
Arneson, Hans born Oct 1874, 25 yrs., born Iowa
Arneson, Ole born May 1878, 22 yrs.,, born Iowa

1910 Census - Buffalo, Minnehaha, SD
Arneson, Ole (head) 32 years, born Iowa
Bell (wife) 20 yrs, born SD
Clara (dau) 7/12 yrs, born SD
Bernt (Father NH) 75 years, born Norway
Caren (Mother/wife) 65 yrs., born Norway, had 7 children, 3 living, married 42 yrs, been in the US for 38 yrs. (same for Bernt)

(on farm nearby)
Arneson, Hans (head) 35 years, born Iowa
Nettie (wife) 23 yrs., born SD
Clifford (son) 2 yrs., born SD

I hope this helps.
Wanda

Lislcat

Edited by - Lislcat on 25/05/2007 17:41:31
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livtjern
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  19:40:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I'm looking for descendants after this brothers and sisters and where in USA or Canada they lived.

Liv
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Lislcat
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  20:09:09  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
In the 1920 census, both Ole and Hans Arneson are still farming near each other, in Buffalo, Minnehaha, SD.

Arneson, Hans, 46, farming
Nettie34,wife
Clifford 12
Sidney (son) 9
Allen 6
Hazel 3

Arneson, Ole 42 farming
Belle 29
Clara 10
Alice 9

Wanda

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Lislcat
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Posted - 25/05/2007 :  20:21:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
1930 census - Buffalo, Minnehaha, SD

Arneson, Ole 52, farming
Belle 40
Alice 19
Lester 16
Orville 13
Marlin 3 11/12
Huber, Daniel (lodger) 45

Arneson, Hans 53
Nettie 43
Sidney 19
Allen 17
Hazel 13
Valda (Vaeda) 5
Villa 5

Clifford Arneson, 22, is a lodger at a nearby farm, with Ray and Eugenie Hartman. It says he is a laborer.

That's all I can do for today, it's a holiday weekend in the US. Yeah!
Good luck!
Wanda

Lislcat

Edited by - Lislcat on 25/05/2007 21:38:20
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livtjern
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Posted - 26/05/2007 :  00:07:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello!

Thank you very much for the help!
My great-grandmother (Andrea Hansdt., born 1868), was the youngest sister of Hansons-sisters/brothers, and she was still living in Norway, and lived at the farm Tomteberget, where they were born, and 1 brother, too, (Andreas Hansen, born 1859, lived at a neighbour-farm with name Wais.
I think it's interesting to know were the Hansons emigrated and where they lived. I try to put their names and descendants in my relativs-book.

Liv
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Lislcat
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Posted - 29/05/2007 :  16:07:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Liv,

This info is for Maria Hansdatter and her husband Karelius Larsen.

1880 US Census - Traill County, Dakota Territory (before it was a state)
Larson, Karelius 40
Larson, Marie 31
Larson, Emma M. 7 born Iowa
Larson, Karen 4 born Iowa
Larson, Ole 4 born Iowa
Larson, Johnie 2 born Iowa
Hendrikson, Ole 32 Servant

1900 US Census - Roseville, Traill, North Dakota
C Larson, 59, born Oct 1840, farmer, born Norway, immigrated 1870
Mary Larson, 51, born Jan 1849, born Norway, immigrated 1870
Ole Larson, 24, born Mar 1886, born Iowa,
John Larson, 22, born May 1878, born Iowa
Hilda Larson, 19, born Oct 1880, born North Dakota
Henry Larson 15, born Apr 1885, born North Dakota
Lewis Larson, 18, born Feb 1887, born North Dakota
Carl Larson, 6, born Jan 1890, born North Dakota

1910 US Census - Roseville, Traill Co., North Dakota
Carelius Larson, 69, farmer, married 40 years
Maria Larson, 61, had 10 children, 8 survived
Ida O., 3, granddaughter, born North Dakota

1920 US Census - Portland, Traill Co., North Dakota
Maria Larson 70, Retired Farmer
Ida 13, grandchild

1930 US Census - Portland, Traill Co., North Dakota
Maria C. Larson, 81, widow, married at the age of 22 years
Ida O., 23, now listed as Adopted daughter

I only ever counted 8 children, so the other two must of died very young.
Settling in the Dakota Territory wouldn't of been an easy life and for Maria to have lived to have been over 81, is really something.

I hope you find this interesting!
Take care, Wanda

Lislcat
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Lislcat
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Posted - 29/05/2007 :  18:37:53  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
This info is for Ole Hansen and his wife Lovina. The different US Census, really had a fun time with her name. It changes almost every time.

1880 US Census - Minnehaha County, Dakota Territory
Hanson, Ole 28, farmer
Hanson, Lovina (Livina) 21, keeping house
Hanson, Henry O., 1, born Iowa
Johnson, Herbjorn, 65, father-in-law
Johnson, Olive, 72, mother-in-law

1900 US Census - Buffalo, Minnehaha County, South Dakota
Hanson, Ole, 48, June 1851, married 22 years, arrived 1869, farmer
Hanson, Levina, 40, June 1859, married 22 yrs, 7 children and 7 still living, arrived in 1866
Hanson, Henry, 21, April 1879, born Iowa
Hanson, Clara(?) 14, Jan 1886, born South Dakota
Hanson, Melvina, 11. Sept 1889, born South Dakota
Hanson, Ida, 9, Oct 1891, born South Dakota
Hanson, Clarence, 7, Jan 1893, born South Dakota
Hanson, Albert, 4, June 1896, born South Dakota
Salmonson, Olai, laborer, 31, Sept 1868
Johnson, Aslaug, 85, June 1814, widow, mother-in-law, arrived 1866

1910 US Census - Buffalo, Minnehaha County, South Dakota
Hanson, Ole, 58, married 33 years, been in US for 40 years, farmer
Hanson, Revina (Lavina) 50, married 33 yrs., 8 children, 8 living
Hanson, Henry, 31, born in Iowa, works on the farm
Hanson, Ida, 18, born in South Dakota, servant on farm
Hanson, Clarence, 17, born in South Dakota, works on farm
Hanson, Albert, 14, born in South Dakota
Hanson, Mabel, 7, born in South Dakota

1920 US Census - Marboe, Sargent County, North Dakota (they moved)
Hanson, Ole, 69, arrived 1869, naturalized citizen in 1884, farmer
Hanson, Lovina, 60, arrived in 1866, nat. citizen in 1884
Hanson, Albert T., 24 born in South Dakota, farm laborer
Hanson, Mabel L., 19, born in South Dakota, servant at home

1930 US Census - Marboe, Sargent County, North Dakota
Hanson, Ole, 78, immigrated in 1870, 26 yrs when first married, farmer
Hanson, Lavina, 70, immig. in 1867, 18 yrs when first married
Hanson, Clarence, 34, son, born South Dakota, farm work
(Ole and Lavina must have given the years that they lived in the US and the census taker was off by a year, for both of them)

I didn't find any sign of Olia Hansdatter. That doesn't mean she's not in the census, but that I didn't find her. She probably married and then it becomes hard to find her.

Good luck!
Wanda

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Lislcat
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Posted - 29/05/2007 :  21:24:04  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
This info is on Erik and Inger Hanson.

I never found any sign of them in Wisconsin, just Dakota Territory and then North Dakota.

1880 US Census - Northwood, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
Hanson, Erik 22, farm labor
Hanson, Inger 20, Keeping house

1900 US Census - Garfield, Traill Co., ND
Hanson, Erik, 45, Sept 1854, Married 21 years, arrived in US in 1879, mail carrier
Hanson, Inger, 40, May 1860, married 21 yrs., 0 children, 0 children living
Hanson, Emeil, 17, Dec 1882, Adopted son, born North Dakota
Petterson, Jacob, 74, June 1825, father-in-law, widowed, came to US in 1852

1910 US Census - Baden, Ward Co., North Dakota
Hanson, Erick, 54, 31 yrs married, farmer, arrived in 1879
Hanson, Inger, 49, 31 yrs married, arrived in 1879
Peterson, Jacob, 84, father-in-law, arrived in 1892

1920 US Census - Lowland Township, Mountain Trail, North Dakota
(both Erik and Jacob Peterson haved died)
Hanson, Emil (Head), 37, single, born in North Dakota, clerk in a general store
Hanson, Inger (Aunt), 57, widowed, arrived in US in 1879, naturalized in 1884

1930 US Census - Carpio Township, Ward County, North Dakota
Hanson, Inger (Head) 69, widow, arrived in US in 1879, general farming
Hanson, Emil, (son) 47, single, farming.

In the 1930 census, there is either a Hans and Bartha Hanson or Henson, living next to Inger Hanson. The birthdates don't match with the Hans Hanson that you mentioned that lived in Hatton, ND. Just thought I'd mention that.

Take Care, Wanda

Lislcat
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livtjern
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Posted - 30/05/2007 :  00:10:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thank you so much again, it's many names to put in my papers!
Hans and (Al)berta Hanson lived in Hatton.
Hans was born 19. april 1854 and Alberta Johannesdt. was born 18. april 1858, and they emigr. with the same ship in 1. june 1872 and settled to his brother Ole Hanson in Decorah, Iowa. They did marry 17.01.1877 in Iowa.

Hans and Alberta's kids were:

1: Ole Hanson, b: ?
2. Albert H. b: 02. july 1882
3: Eddie (Edwin) H. b: ?
4: John H. b: 23. dec. 1877 in Cresco, Iowa
5: Clara H. b: 10. july 1886
6: Willy (William) H. b: 21. nov. 1888
7: Alma Ovidia H. b: 09. oct. 1893
8: Ida H. b: ?
9: Carl H. died little.
10. Arthur H. died little.
11. Emma H. b: ?

I meaned they had 12 kids, but maybe they were 11.

What shall I do for you, when you have found so much?

Thanks again!

Liv
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Lislcat
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Posted - 30/05/2007 :  00:58:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Liv,

You're more than welcome. I enjoy doing this and so many wonderful people from Norway and the US have helped me with my research on this site, so I'm just glad that I'm able to help you.

I wish I could find them all for you. It's always difficult to find the women, because their name would of changed when they got married.

Are you in touch with anyone from this Hanson family? Most of them had quite a few children and I would guess, that there are still quite a few Hanson's in both North and South Dakota.

Good luck with your searching!
Take care, Wanda

Lislcat
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livtjern
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Posted - 30/05/2007 :  23:34:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello again Wanda, and thanks again for your help! I enjoy too, to help another people to find ancestors, have did it in ca 30 year in Norway, USA, Sweden, Suomi and m.m.
I have get contact with descendants of Hans Hanson, and have had visit of them here 4 - 5 times, so I have info about his descendants.
I had contact with a relativ who were from Montana, but I've lost the contact with her. She was descendants of Maria or Karen. I'm not sure.
I can help if some will know about ancestors in Norway/Sweden.

Liv
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Lislcat
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Posted - 04/06/2007 :  16:21:12  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Liv,
Here's some more info on Karelius and Maria (Hanson) Larson. I found their death records in the North Dakota Public Death Index. This is a very good source of information, for those that have relatives that lived in North Dakota. Also, I have ordered death certificates from North Dakota and the death certificates from there, have more info on them, than some of the other states I've dealt with. Here's the website : https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSearch.htm

Larson, Karelins(they misspelled his first name), date of death 5/30/1918, County of death Traill Co., 78 yrs., date of birth 10/27/1840, Resident of Traill County, North Dakota
Larson, Maria, date of death 1/22/1933, Traill County, ND, 84 yrs., date of birth 1/19/1849, Resident of Traill County, North Dakota

I found some info on someone who I believe to be their son Henry, but I can't confirm it. The birth month and year match, but Henry Larson was a very common name in North Dakota and I don't want to give you any wrong information.

I think their granddaughter Ida O. Larson, must of married after Maria died, or she moved out of state, because I didn't find her under the name Larson in the death index. She would of only been 26 when Maria died, so she probably married.

Also, I had found a death record of a Albert Hanson, who had worked for the railroad and died in Montana. I think he might be Ole and Lovina's son. I'm still trying to confirm that one.

Take care,
Wanda

Lislcat

Edited by - Lislcat on 04/06/2007 16:24:44
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Lislcat
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Posted - 04/06/2007 :  17:13:44  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
More North Dakota death records.

Ole Hanson, date of death 10/08/35, Sargent County, ND, 84 yrs., date of birth 6/6/1851, resident of Sargent County, North Dakota
Levina Hanson, date of death 11/18/1935, Sargent County, ND, 76 yrs., date of birth 6/18/1859, resident of Sargent County, North Dakota
Clarence Hanson, date of death 6/10/1954, Sargent County, ND, 61 yrs., date of birth 1/12/1893, resident of Sargent County, North Dakota

Notice that Levina died a month after Ole? I wonder if some illness went through that area at that time? The romantic in me wants to believe that she was just heartbroken and couldn't go on, but that probably wasn't the case.

Take care, Wanda

Lislcat
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Lislcat
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Posted - 04/06/2007 :  18:08:59  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Liv,
These are the last one's from North Dakota.

Jacob Peterson (Inger Hanson's father) date of death 1/16/1911, Ward County, ND, 85 yrs., date of birth 6/14/1825, resident of Ward County, North Dakota
Inger Hanson, date of death 8/14/1940, Ward County, ND, 80 yrs., date of birth 5/5/1860, resident of Ward County, North Dakota
Emil Hanson (adopted son of Erick and Inger) date of death 5/24/1950, Ward County, ND, 68 yrs., date of birth 12/03/1882, resident of Ward County, North Dakota

I believe I found Erick Hanson's name in the death index. They don't have his birth date listed correctly, but his age and the location are right.
Erick Hansen, date of death 5/27/1919, Mountrail County, ND, 63 yrs., date of birth 00/00/1856, resident of Mountrail County, North Dakota.
His actual birthdate is September 28, 1856, so it's very close, plus the 1920 Census shows Inger Hanson and son Emil, living in Mountrail County, ND. They move back to Ward County sometime before the 1930 census. I wonder if Erick may have been sick and couldn't farm, so they moved to the city/town, since it said that Emil was a store clerk in the 1920 census. After Erick died, they moved back to Ward County to resume farming. Of course, that's just an idea I had, since they moved back to the farm.

That's all I have. I hope this helps to fill in some gaps in your relatives book. I know that I always like to have the death dates or I keep wondering what happened to them.
Take care, Wanda

Lislcat
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